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DOT Physicals
About
Under federal law, all commercial motor vehicle drivers (CMV) are required to receive a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical at least once every two years. CMV drivers could potentially cause significant injury to themselves or others if they are not physically fit to operate a vehicle for long periods, which is why these physicals are of the utmost importance.
You don’t need to wait for an opening with your primary care physician to receive a DOT physical. We will see you today!
What to Expect During the DOT Physical
When you arrive for your DOT physical, be sure to bring a list of your current medications. If possible, it is also recommended you bring a copy of your most up-to-date medical records, including information on any hearing or vision disorders. These conditions do not automatically rule you out for a successful DOT physical, but keeping them hidden from a physician could result in serious consequences later on.
DOT physicals follow a plan laid out by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), and will test for the following:
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Vision disorders
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Hearing disorders
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High or low blood pressure
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Diabetes Lung disease
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Vascular disorders
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Physical disability
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Neurological disorders
A successful DOT examination remains valid for 24 months. Exams must be completed by an FMCSA-certified provider.